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Old address inaccessible after internal wash #22
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Backups from after the August security incident do not contain the old, unsecure keys. Because you would mix them back into your wallet which would make it unsecure again. What you should do is sweep the old keys. If you don't have a second mobile device, I suggest restoring your old (pre-August) backups to a new wallet in MultiBit. When the coins are restored, move them to a secure address, remove the (now empty) wallet and never use the keys again. |
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Back in Mid August, there was some sort of internal wash of bitcoin, and the balance of the old address was moved to a new address.
However, I just found out people have been sending payments to one of the old addresses. Since then, I've gotten a new phone, and restored keys that were backed up. It seems I no longer have access to the original address, which now has .85BTC collected on it.
Here is the blockchain.info link of the transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/8cbb9ea385426c9a0e7fef56cb09067aa0945d7fb2cde926de4ee87344d1de78
The old address that has a non-zero amount of bitcoin is:
https://blockchain.info/address/1LV8iTmtGXfWkmuSzmLvaC6XWMZ7db3bqD
What can I do?
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